Skorpios II

Cabin Categories
Deck Plan

Why We Like This Ship

Small ship with only 53 cabins
Completely remodelled in 2008
Bilingual lectures daily
2 comfortable lounges in which to relax
All inclusive of meals, excursions and open bar
A1 ice class rating to allow close proximity to glaciers
Excursions to suit all abilities/ adventure levels

Calvo Fjord, Southern Patagonia

Swoop says

Skorpios II is a comfortable vessel (if a little dated in it's decor!) and explores the Northern Fjords of Chile, where few other cruises operate. A top tip is to avoid the top two decks, because their windows face directly onto an outside corridor, which limits privacy.

Cabin Categories

The Skorpios II has a capacity of 106 passengers. Each on-board cabin offers queen or double beds, a private bathrooms and a television.

Master Suite

Spacious cabins with a king-size bed
Located on the Olympo Deck
Cabin windows offer the best view on board

Junior Suite

Spacious cabins with a queen size bed
Located on the Olympo Deck with direct access to the deck
Great views through cabin windows

Double cabin

Double cabins are located on the Athos and Olympo decks
These cabins have one double bed
These cabins have windows

Twin Cabin

Twin cabins are located on the Parthenon, Acropolis and Atenas decks
Cabins have two twin beds and most have windows

Skorpios II Deck Plan

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